The Arizona champion., 1887-03-12
LOCAL Ad TIERS.

There will be no services at tn,
 school house tomorrow. l, Excursion trains still continue t, Nwend their way westward.
 Don't forget the dance on the even
 ing of St. Patrick's day.
 Thomas McMillan returned iron
 Prescott on Wednesday last.
 Track is now laid for more than ter miles on the Mineral Belt railroad.
 E. s. Wilcox is building a new
 blacksmith shop in the west end O town.
 James Vail has moved his house
 forward aad is now on . level with
 the rest of the street.
 The jail is being paiated which will improve its appearance If it don't make it any aore secure.
 Mrs. D. NJ. Riordan, Miss Fulton and Miss Beckwiih have returned from their trip to Prescott.
 Dr. K. K. Robinson has been ap- pointed county physician of Yavapai by the board of supervisors.
 Dr. D. ]. Brannen has fully recov- cred from his recent sickness and is around looking as happy as usual.
 The pullman conductor who was badly injured at the Needles railway accident. is rapidly recovering.
 F. De c. Pitts, the bookkeeper for the Aver Lumber Company made the CxAMsiox office a pleasant visit.
 The peculiar purifying and build ing up powers of Hoods Sarsaparilla make 1t the very best medicine to take At this season.
 T. A. Riordan, of the Aver Lum. Der company, went to Winslow, Hol- breok and St. yshn this week on q business trip.
 H. A. Taussig, of the firm of Leu Is, Taussig X Co, wholesale liquor dealers of San Francisco, is interview ing our merchants.
 Ed. Whipple has gone south on a prospecting tour. He is in search oi wealth and health combined and will be absent five orsix weeks.
 l. $. Morris left this msrn ing for an extended business trip to the east. He will visit Chicago, Boston and other cities. and be absent about two months.
 The name of W. B. Strong, Presi- dent of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, has been added to the list of references of the AIizenz Cen xral Bank.
 CeKeral Manager Sands has issued an Order prohiblt,ng the sale of the Police Gazette and like publications on the passenger trains running on the A. X P. railroad.
 The mail service is getting worse every week on the line ct the A. & P. railroad. Probably the new chief of the railway mail service has pot had tipe yet to get his work in.
 There ism dosbt but that the boom has struck Flagstaff, and P. ]. Bran nen is keeping right up with it. Come early and select sult of clothes out of the immense stock received yester- day. s9
 H. R. Wilson and C. S. Bowman, capitalists from the east, are in town with the intention of remaining here to engage in an extensive business in handling wool and other products of this section.
 The congregation sf the Methodist church gave pound party to their pastor last evening at the skating rink. The party was we'll attended, a good time was had and the contributions were numerous.
 P. Brannen received to day from the east the largest consignment of clothing and Gents Furnishing goods | ever brought to the town of Flagstaff, and is offering them at bed rock pri- ces. Suits from S7.5o upwards.
 E. s. Clark, cashier of the Bank of l FlagstaG, received telegram yester. day stating that young cashier, who will by and by call him papa, had made his appearance at Albuquerque. l Mir. Clark received congratulations from all around.
 Go to Brannen's if you want first class goods at low prices. They are seliing pisneer extra family four at t4. % per 100 lbs. Manufactured by Ihe Pioneer Mill. Sacramento, Cal. SI.7sj Oats, SI.6o; Corn, .a.Is. All other goods is proportion.
 A Amineral discovery has been made about six miles south of here. A Flag '.aff man brought in piece of rich, gold and silver bearing quartz which he found there. In conjunction with ome other residents, aclaim has been coated and explorations will be made o see if there is any more of the same euH around. r ~
 Hon. C. R. Drake, of Pima county, nd Hon. K. J. Trippel, of Gila :eunty, arrived here teddy on he east bound train. The people of slagstaG and Northern Arizona will | lways remember them with heart cit gratitude for their loyal and hon st efforts totakc the yoke of bondage rom their necks.
 The Bank of Flagstaff has purchas- d the Morse corner, one of the best DCatiOns in the town, and will. as